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Elevated Serum Amalyse
I had an mild pain on upper right quadrant,I did USg and found sub acute pancreatitis/resolving pancreatitis and I did a Amalyse test on 15th nov result is 121.4 and then I had repeated on 23rd November again result came 143.9 my PT is 17.8 Crp is 2.58 on 15th and when i did test on 23 crp is 5 so why my amylase is Elevated although I have no more pain and currently I m taking Pancreatin capsules BD PC.kindly reply me sir thank you so much
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Can take pancreatin for some days
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Dr. Manjinder Singh
Gastroenterologist
5 yrs exp
Zirakpur
Your amylase doesn't show any evidence of pancreatitis
Amylase. Levels need to be elevated 3 times for diagnosis of pancreatitis
Amylase can be elevated in many conditions
U can stop all treatment, if symptoms recur
Get cect whole abdomen
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Dr Manjinder Singh DM Gastroenterology
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